Case studies. Configurable products, in production.

Door Builder's sales team hand-built quotes for two and a half weeks. SBFS shipped the full stack — a configurator wired to shop-floor routing, commercial pricing tiers in checkout, and a B2B dealer-network portal — and collapsed that to four minutes.

Torga's modular systems are powerful and confusing — customers ordered parts that didn't fit. SBFS added visual compatibility rules in the configurator plus a B2B dealer portal with scoped manager impersonation, and customer-service tickets fell 72%.

Nafarú is a second retail brand launched on the platform already built for Muebles Torga. Because the commerce, catalog, and configurator layers were already there, the work was brand fit and catalog — not a second build — and it went from brief to live storefront in six weeks.

AV Drop's clients design custom audio-visual backdrops and stages. SBFS built a parametric 3D configurator with a subscription portal — design in the browser, then export a client-ready PDF spec or an AI render of the design in a real room, no CAD required.

Pepart sells framed posters printed on demand. SBFS built a real-time 3D frame configurator where the customer's exact crop and frame choice are reproduced at print resolution — what they preview is what ships — with fulfilment automated end to end through Printful.

NOMI sells made-to-order furniture to interior designers and direct buyers. SBFS built a 3D configurator with a trade/designer portal — saved configurations, trade pricing, and Salesforce-synced quotes — plus a public API that exports any configured piece straight to Revit (.rfa) for architects.

OrthoSolid lets clinicians and distributors design custom 3D-printed orthoses — wrist, hand, and finger braces — in the browser. SBFS built the parametric 3D configurator, patient records, and the full order-to-manufacture pipeline, in five languages.

Every project above starts from the same in-house platform rather than an empty repository — auth, admin, CMS, and commerce primitives are shared, versioned, and upgraded once for everyone. This site is the clearest public example: the page you are reading, its blog, and the configurator on the home page all run on it.